Ambit Apps Compilation

sebchastang

@pavel-samokha @margusl One of the best posts of the year

Thanks for this

sebchastang

Is it possible to create new apps with this method?
How can we set the output format (0 decimal, 1 decimal, time, …)?
How to declare new variables?
Do we set prefix and postfix values just like other variables?

Thanks a lot for help.

It is definitely a great step forward to be able to edit Suunto Apps using a command line but it would be much more easy in a graphical way. Any plan for such a user interface?

zt_zzzzz

@pavel-samokha
Excellent

zt_zzzzz

ask for advice，how to use it?

Aleksander H

We’ll, this is just plain wonderfull!

pavel.samokha

@sebchastang said in Ambit Apps Compilation:

Is it possible to create new apps with this method?

I assume so, though as it lacks proper error handling n etc I’d rather see it as a tool for existing apps users to adjust existing app settings than developing app from scratch.

How to declare new variables?

See “detailed instructions” section on user variables and sample request. Is that what you are asking for or something else?

How can we set the output format (0 decimal, 1 decimal, time, …)?
Do we set prefix and postfix values just like other variables?

I just added info about that int “detailed instructions” section

It is definitely a great step forward to be able to edit Suunto Apps using a command line but it would be much more easy in a graphical way. Any plan for such a user interface?

Well, it’s not difficult to create simple UI for that (like editor form & compilation output, not trying to copy Movescount UI) but not sure if I have time to do that and when. Also may be even better to integrate such UI into SL, but we’re unlikely have resources to do that soon.

sebchastang

@pavel-samokha Thanks for the clarification and answers.

I also think it is more a way to modify an existing app than creating a new ones.

I asked for new variables because there was a specific section to declare them in movescount but I understand I have to declare and set variable values at the same time in the header section now.

pavel.samokha

Added Simple UI for Compiler

Egika

Now I have learned more old watches internal names

sebchastang

Hi,

I have compilation error when I set prefix and postfix values in the header section.
I have tried:
prefix = “xxx”
prefix = ‘xxx’
prefix = xxx

format is OK. Only prefix and postfix give errors.

Can anybody help me?
Thanks.

@sebchastang did you put prefix/postfix in the header?
yes (sorry I’ve just relized you wrote that). I moved those in the code .

pavel.samokha

@sebchastang I’ll check on the weekend

sebchastang

@G-Q @pavel-samokha thanks for your answers.

pavel.samokha

@sebchastang prefix = xxx should work now

sebchastang

@pavel-samokha Thanks a lot!
It’s all good now

Do you think there is a possibility (in a near future) to give access to the app simulator we had in movescount to test the apps?

pavel.samokha

@sebchastang Unfortunately, I think it’s unlikely

zt_zzzzz

The trial is OK, thank you!

Christos Palikaras

@pavel-samokha Thank you for the implementation!

I’ve created the below app, but when trying to create or edit a sport mode, displays are not loading.

curl --location --request POST 'https://ambitappscompiler.azurewebsites.net/api/compile' \
--header 'x-functions-key: qakj8vb/62VgzmSl19mDQzRmW7nCSDv0zAo2A1aC3ldfd8U8r5jksA==' \
--header 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
--data-raw '/* Duration App */
/* Interval 1 */

/* Initialize variables */
if (SUUNTO_DURATION == 0) {
  RESULT = 0;
}

/* Lap 1, 2 is step type Interval with duration type Time */
if (SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 1 || SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 2) {
  prefix = "int";
  postfix = "s";
  RESULT = 5 - SUUNTO_LAP_DURATION;
}

/* Lap 3 is step type Interval with duration type Time */
if (SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 3) {
  prefix = "int";
  postfix = "s";
  RESULT = 10 - SUUNTO_LAP_DURATION;
}

/* Lap 4, 5, 6 is step type Interval with duration type Time */
if (SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 4 || SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 5 || SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 6) {
  prefix = "int";
  postfix = "s";
  RESULT = 15 - SUUNTO_LAP_DURATION;
}

/* Lap 7 is step type Interval with duration type Time */
if (SUUNTO_LAP_NUMBER == 7) {
  prefix = "int";
  postfix = "s";
  RESULT = 20 - SUUNTO_LAP_DURATION;
}

/* Check if duration is reached */
if (RESULT < 0) {
  RESULT = 0;
  /* Alert that duration is reached */
  Suunto.alarmBeep();
  Suunto.light();
}'

pavel.samokha

@christos-palikaras I guess corrupted index.json may be cause this. I’ll try to update doc with more detailed instructions.

Christos Palikaras

@pavel-samokha It seems that the output of the Compiler UI should be an array of json objects. That fixed my issue.